14-07-2021, 09:39 AM
I have a Philips M702/M704 microwave whih I think counts as vintage since it wasn't new when I acquired it in 1994. Photo for information: https://www.bva-auctions.com/en/auction/...8870?pid=0
The label on it say it's: AVM 704/PH
It's unusual in that it has a mode stirrer to distribute the microwaves rather than the usual turntable. Judging by the poor heat distribution I reckon the mode stirrer is jammed. Before I start unscrewing everything I can to find the mode stirrer has anyone any hints?
I'm well aware of the high voltage hazards in a microwave, including the possibility that the discharge resistor may be open circuit.
The label on it say it's: AVM 704/PH
It's unusual in that it has a mode stirrer to distribute the microwaves rather than the usual turntable. Judging by the poor heat distribution I reckon the mode stirrer is jammed. Before I start unscrewing everything I can to find the mode stirrer has anyone any hints?
I'm well aware of the high voltage hazards in a microwave, including the possibility that the discharge resistor may be open circuit.
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